Scap | R Documentation |
Rescaled capillary saturation function by Iden and Durner (2014)
Scap(suc, par.shp, modality = c("uni"), suc.negativ = FALSE)
suc |
Suction/pressure heads. Negative if suc.negativ = TRUE |
par.shp |
named parameter in list or vector |
modality |
pore size distribution ('uni' or 'bi') |
suc.negativ |
set TRUE if suction/pressure heads are negative and FALSE if positive |
alfa [1/L]: van Genuchten shape parameter
n [-]: van Genuchten shape parameter
m [-]: shape parameter (m = 1-(1/n) if missing)
h0 [L]: suction at water content of 0 (i.e. oven dryness) (h0 = 10^6.8 if missing, corresponding to oven dryness at 105°C (Schneider and Goss, 2012))
w2 [-]: weigthing between pore space distribution
alfa2 [1/L]: van Genuchten parameter alfa for second pore space distribution
n2 [-]: van Genuchten parameter n for second pore space distribution
m2 [-]: shape parameter (m = 1-(1/n2) if missing)
Scap(h) = (Gamma(h)- Gamma(h0))/(1 - Gamma(h0))
Gamma descripes the capillary saturation function. Here the saturation function of van Genuchten is used:
gamma(h) = (1/(1 + -suc * alfa)^n)^m (see also Sat
)
Iden, S., Durner, W. (2014). Comment to Simple consistent models for water retention and hydraulic conductivity in the complete moisture range by A. Peters. Water Resour. Res. 50, 7530–7534.
Schneider, M., & Goss, K. U. (2012). Prediction of the water sorption isotherm in air dry soils. Geoderma, 170, 64-69.
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